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Cornerstone of Love

Cornerstone of Love

Modern Masters of Their Castles, Book 1

by Susan Carlisle

⭐⭐⭐⭐ /5

Allison is an American constructional engineer who has been hired to see to the repairs at Hartley castle. She expects to see to her work and move on with her life. She has big plans of settling down in her grandparent old home and setting down roots. No more traveling for her.

Ian Chalmer’s is the current Earl of Hartley and a very busy man. He has to take car of his mother and sister, the family business and take care of the family legacy. He doesn’t have time for fun and laughter… until Allison walks into his life with her pink hardhat and frank speaking ways.

This opposites attracts brings together the classic aristocrat/ blue collar worker and also British/ American coupling. These characters had many difference, but many similarities in their stubborn and determined personalities. They are a delightful pair.

This was a fun light read. I really enjoyed the pacing of the story and the progression of the romance. A perfect little slice of modern castle life!

Cornerstone of Love by Susan Carlisle was released March 17th, 2020.


I received a complimentary copy of this book from author Susan Carlisle through NetGalley. Opinions expressed in this review are completely my own.



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